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According to the WTO – World Trade Statistical Review 2020, the World merchandising trade has reached US$ 19.051 trillion and the World trade in commercial services has reached US$ 5.898 trillion in 2019, which shows that International Trade is extremely relevant to the global economy and should be considered by companies from all countries.
For most businesses, the internationalisation of their operations is highly positive because it helps them to expand their portfolio of costumers, to reduce their production costs, and consolidate their brands both internally and internationally.
Besides, International Trade is no longer restricted to big multinationals, as the Internet allows companies of any size and professionals to sell their merchandise and services to anyone in any country.
Even though the planet is now virtually connected and distances have been shortened by technology, borders and limits still exist in the real world and are rather immaterial than physical, as each country has their own legislation, economy, culture, etc., which can represent obstacles to the internationalisation of any business if they are not duly taken into account.
For this reason, Larissa Bona Global also provides uncomplicated information about International Trade to companies that intend to either join the international market or to improve their position in it. 
  • International Economics

    International Economics is the branch of Economic Science that studies the economic interactions between countries. It splits into the study of International Trade and International Finance.


  • International Trade

    International Trade is the exchange of goods and services between countries. In this section, we gather all texts that talk about International Trade.


  • Management of International Businesses

  • International Marketing

  • International Taxation & Custom Procedures

  • International Law for Businesses

  • International Transportation & Logistics

  • Cultural Differences